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14 Sep 2005
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Full effect on XT600?
How can I get, my 1993 model XT600, from 25kw to full effect?
It's import from Germany to Norway last year. I hope someone can help me 
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15 Sep 2005
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By changing the intake rubbers between carb and cylinder head. They have restrictions built-in for the low power version. Look at www.kedo.com, they have the whole range of rubbers, 'ansaugstutzen'.
I think that is the only difference, but a check of the two parts lists of the unthrottled and your version wouldn't hurt. Auke
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